ANKARA (AA) - Here are the main topics Anadolu Agency’s English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, July 22, 2020 (coverage may change depending on developing/breaking stories):
TURKEY
ANKARA - President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to attend ruling Justice and Development (AK) Party group meeting and chair National Security Council (MGK) meeting at presidential complex.
ANKARA - Following latest developments in coronavirus outbreak in Turkey, worldwide.
ANKARA - Following latest cease-fire agreement for Idlib, northwestern Syria, along Turkey's southern border, reached by Turkey, Russia.
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
MALABO - Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu set to pay visit in final stop on his three-nation West African tour. Cavusoglu also to attend ribbon-cutting for Turkey's Embassy in capital Malabo.
US
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump to deliver remarks on “Operation Legend: Combatting violent crime in American cities.”
UK
LONDON - Prime Minister Boris Johnson to take questions from parliamentarians.
LONDON - Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to host his German counterpart Heiko Mass for talks on Iran, China, Russia, and security cooperation post-Brexit.
RUSSIA
MOSCOW - Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to meet with his Algerian counterpart Sabri Boukadoum.
THE ECONOMY
ANKARA - Turkish Statistical Institute to release domestic tourism figures for first quarter of 2020.
SPECIAL REPORT
Rwanda turns harmful plastic into construction material
By James Tasamba
KIGALI, Rwanda (AA) - A firm in the African country of Rwanda has found ways to turn single-use plastic into construction material under tough new laws on the use of plastic and waste management.
SPECIAL REPORT
Armenian threat to Turkey-Azerbaijan energy corridor
By Cavid Veliyev
ISTANBUL (AA) - Clashes along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border on July 12-14 not only triggered widespread international condemnation but also highlighted Yerevan’s desperation to divert world attention from occupied territories.
SPECIAL REPORT
India: 11 rare rhinos die in flooded Kaziranga Park
By Ahmad Adil
NEW DELHI (AA) - With over 80 people dying in floods in northeastern India and 2.4 million people feeling the impact, 113 wild animals, including 11 one-horned rhinos, also died at Kaziranga Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Assam state, officials said.